Prime Station : collect, calculate, store, and share business data.

There is a lot of useful data generated along with your business operation.  A large portion of this data is usually wasted if it is not collected or structured. Our equipment and software can collect, calculate, store, and share your business data to help you make better decisions for your business.

Big data to business is what DNA is to humans.  Knowing your data and being able to use them for business improvements will put you steps ahead of your competitors. Running a business without knowing your business data is like driving a car in the passenger's seat.  Through the window, you know your car is running and you can figure out the speed of your vehicle.  But you don't know your gas level, mpg, tire pressure, engine heat, cars behind you, etc.  Our system will put you back on the driver's seat so you will have full control. Here's how the system works:

Data Collection:

The collection of the data must be automatic because at this stage we are collecting the raw data before the system decides if they will be used or deleted.  It involves millions of numbers so it is almost impossible to take them down by hand.  Our system collects the data through weight scales, thermometers, digital meters, flow meters, etc to capture the information and transfer to the station.

Data Calculation:

Per our clients' request, our systems structure the collected data and do the calculation to convert the data to direct, user-friendly information.

Data Storage:

We use cloud servers to store the data and structured information.

Data Sharing:

People with certain access levels can get the data by logging in to the cloud server. The real-time data can be shared worldwide simultaneously.

Contact us today and we will show you a demo of our system.

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THE PRIME STATION STORY:

Why did we name the software system Prime Station?  It started with a wonderful trip to Europe:

It was a beautiful warm afternoon in Paris, 2001.  My girlfriend Lillian (now my wife) and I had just arrived at the Paris airport, ready to start our business trip. We planned to visit customers in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Italy. We didn’t know much about transportation in Europe so we decided to consult an airline agent for the ideal multi-city round trip flight.  Instead of selling us air tickets, the agent told us the best way to get to these places was by taking the fast trains!

Trains? In our mind, trains were related to dirty seats, delayed arrivals, and probably crowded and smelly waiting rooms – definitely not the best way to travel between countries.  However, after checking into our hotel and enjoying a great French meal, we made up our mind to trust the airline agent. The next morning we started our journey.

The train station was huge and organized. After buying our tickets for our entire trip, we were guided to the platform for Brussels. We sat down on chairs directly in front of a message board with a clock to wait for the train.  Surprisingly, the train arrived right on time (accurate to one minute).  The train was clean, comfortable, and FAST!  It arrived at each stop right on time. Every station we stopped at was very organized.  When we stepped out of the stations, we were in the center of the city and the taxies were waiting at our service.  It was the most unforgettable trip of my life.  We accomplished our business visits 2 days earlier than expected thanks to efficient transportation.  So Lillian and I spent some time enjoying the romance in the European cities…

How does this sweet memory have anything to do with our software system?  Well, they sure have something in common: Organize and Optimize.  A train doesn’t run faster than an airplane – especially not 20 years ago. But it beats the airplane because it is designed for convenience.  The train stations are in the middle of the big cities so we don’t have to take a one-hour taxi ride just to arrive at the airport.  There is no line for security checks for the trains.  All the trains can stop at major cities so there are more availabilities for the clients to select their own schedules.

Whenever I sat down and started designing our software, the pictures of these train stations popped up in my mind. So I named our software “Prime Station”.  And we call the application modules in our software “Platforms”. Wherever our clients are heading for, we ensure our system will carry them there in the best way.

Okay, then why “Prime”?  Read on:

Productivity

Remote controlling